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Upstream

*[imagetalk - series 10]*

Today I will continue my photography series with a long time exposure. I took this picture in the beautiful Ore Mountains, near the city Zschopau. It shows a curve of the tiny creek Wilisch. I really love the atmosphere there. A mixture between wilderness, mining tradition and an old steam track.
If you want to see the image as I see it, there is also a question of life in it. Should I swim upstream or downstream? Often this is a decision between roots and the appeal of a new light. Everybody wants the new light, but what is wrong with roots?
It should be possible to swim upstream without forgetting your roots. May be a little bit slower, but for it continuously!

![DP0_7037 Upstream_c1024.jpg](https://files.steempeak.com/file/steempeak/photonenblende/ob0Y43Yn-DP0_7037-Upstream_c1024.jpg)

_{Upstream - (12 mm / f/13 / 1 s / ISO 100)
[Nikon D7200/ Tokina AT-X Pro 12-24 mm f/4]}

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Thanks for coming and have always a warming light!

Cheers,
David

Upstream - (12 mm / f/13 / 1 s / ISO 100) [Nikon D7200/ Tokina AT-X Pro 12-24 mm f/4]

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_{Upstream - (12 mm / f/13 / 1 s / ISO 100)
[Nikon D7200/ Tokina AT-X Pro 12-24 mm f/4]}